Green ends two year drought with Hartford Open win
Hubert Green won the Sammy Davis Jr Greater Hartford Open by one stroke to snap a two year victory drought. He fired a 7 under 64 final round, collected 54,000 to move earnings to 84,812 for the year and 1.49 million overall, praising improved control and critiquing current course design. Roger Maltbie tied for second, while Tim Simpson led a cluster at 266.
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Rams Ride Haden Rise In Exhibition Win Over Cowboys
Rams quarterback Pat Haden shines in a 33-21 exhibition victory as Vince Ferragamo’s shadow lingers. Haden led the Rams with 38 rushing yards and a TD pass, while Dallas struggles on offense. Other scores included San Diego beating San Francisco 31-28 and New Orleans topping Houston 27-7 as NFL exhibition play continued.
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Jewerl Thomas
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Danny White
Glenn Carano
James Jones
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Ed Luther
Paradise
Dwight Scales
Luther
Chargers
Feemster wins second straight Steding title in racquetball
Odessan Mark Feemster claws past El Paso’s Mike Rivera 21 9 16 21 11 7 to reclaim the open singles crown at the Peggy Steding Racquetball Tournament. Rivera roared back in the tie breaker, but Feemster steadied for back to back championships as Steding served as referee.
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el Paso
Mike Rivera
Steding
Rivera
Ray Coor
John Preston
Carol Woolridge
Cindy Johnson
Mike Guidry
Bryan Lewright
Harry Haynes
David DeLaney
David Martin
Whitney Coor
Jerry Garcia
CFA director rejects support amid NCAA CFA dispute
CFA director Charles M Nevias says the Big Ten and Pac Ten support will be ignored as 61 CFA schools vote in Atlanta on a four year NBC TV deal amid NCAA plans to discipline noncompliant members. The conferences reject CFA membership and push for NCAA authority through 1982 85 events and policy decisions.
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